Thoughts for acesaces offers concrete possibilities for pupils, teachers and schools of Central European countries to take part actively and to become a vital part of a shared vision of Europe. To enrich the discussion process aces regularly invites personalities from the partner countries to contribute their European thoughts and visions. | |
| 2011 |
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| Filip Kovacevic |
Making the World a Better Place
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| Irina Nechit |
Being a volunteer in the Republic of Moldova or how we dodged the subbotnik
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| Beqë Cufaj |
From the rear echelons
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| Vladimir Zarev |
The Internet as provocation
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| Iva Procházková |
Hedda's morning
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| 2010 |
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| Zlata Filipović |
Recognise
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| Michal Hvorecky |
Hard times boost creativity
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| Nikola Madzirov |
The conflict of inherited interspaces
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2009
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| Vedrana Spajić-Vrka |
Learning to be a participatory citizen why does it matter at all?
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| Hedvig Morvai-Horvat |
Citizens for change
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| Fatos Kongoli |
Where are you from?
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| 2008 |
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| Dan Sorin Perjovschi |
Drawings on Intercultural Dialogue
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| Desa Muck |
Europe - Forever Young
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| 2007 |
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| Werner Wintersteiner |
A school called Europe |
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| György Dalos |
Europe as a vision and a reality
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| Goran Rebic |
The skies above Europe
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